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Citizen Times

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1966

Page

2

Cedar Rapids Legion Ousted By Bismark 7-0

Cedar Rapids Legion Baseball Team, Second District and inter district champions, is pictured after a 7 to 0 loss to Bismark. Kneeling: David E. Close, Steve D. Syefer, Steve E. Mohr, Thomas A. Madson, Darrell M. Lindsay, Gordy Pisarik, Tim L. Zuber, Gary C. Kogman. Standing: coach Harold Primrose, Joseph E. McGillicuddy, Alfred H. Carr, Dennis R. Caldwell, Rick Ryan, Dale J. Usher, Steve J. Frank, Steven Hasley, Michael G. Seyfer, manager Roy W. Moore.

Cedar Rapids Legion David E. Close Steve D. Syefer Steve E. Mohr Thomas ‘A. ‘Madson Darrell M. Lindsay Gordy Pisarik Tim L. Zuber Gary C. Kogman Harold Pinky Primrose Joseph E. McGillicuddy Alfred H. Carr Dennis R. Caldwell Rick

Cedar Rapids Servicemen in Vietnam Undergo Mortar Attack

sO SERVICEMEN DA NANG VIETNAM Constructionmial WILL IAM M COOK USN son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Cook of 1821 Park Ave Cedar Rapids Iowa successfully withstood a surprise mortar attack launched by the Viet Cong while serving with Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Eleven at Camp Adenir Da Nang Vietnam The Viet Cong attacked with approximately 45 81 mm mortar rounds resulting in only minor personnel injuries and equipment damage The reason for such minimal damage was the quick thinking and reactions of the men The men of Construction Battalion Eleven in true Seabee tradition were back on the job first thing in the morning to repair the nearby Naval Support Activity Hospital which was also hit Marine Private First class ROBERT J SEBETKA son of Mr and Mrs Frank J Sebetka Jr of 5329 Kesler Road NV Cedar Rapids Iowa is attached to Marine Air Base Squadron First Marine Aircraft Wing Da Nang Vietnam MABS-11 provided support for the tactical squadrons of Marine Air Group H participating in combat operations against the Viet Cong during the month of July CAMP PENDLETON CALIF Marine Private John E Powers son of Mr and Mrs George E Powers of 1122nd Ave SW Cedar Rapids Iowa His next assignment is four weeks of basic specialist training to prepare him for a specific job in the Marine Corps Marines to be assigned to infantry units will be taught sub specialties such as the technical operation of the machine gun grenade launcher or mortar Those entering highly skilled occupational fields will receive advanced training at resident technical schools Continued on page 19.

Construction Battalion Eleven Seabee Naval Support Activity DA Nang Vietnam Robert J. Sebetka Frank J. Sebetka, Jr Kesler Road Cedar Rapids Iowa Marine Air Base First Marine Aircraft Wing Marine Air Group H Camp Pendleton Calif John E. Powers George E. Powers 22Nd Ave Marine Corps Mar Ines

Barbara Bjornson Announces Candidacy For Cedar Rapids School Board

Barbara Bjornson of 501 Knollwood Drive SE announced Thursday her bid for the Cedar Rapids board of education. She cites accelerating enrollment, notes previous service with the League of Women Voters observing school board meetings, and urges better public communication. Continued on page 14.

Fred L Barbara) Bjornson Knollwood Drive S. E Cedar Rapids

Johnson Dinner to Feature Gerald Ford Minority Leader

Gerald Ford of Michigan will speak at a Republican dinner in Cedar Rapids at Armors Ballroom on Saturday night August 27. Tickets are $10 for single $15 for couple and $5 for students, with ticket headquarters at the Roosevelt.

Gerald Ford Michigan Armar Pee Receinen Ford Cedar

Culver touts Higher Education Act at Dubuque Fair

Congressman John C. Culver praised the Higher Education Act as a major investment, citing over 7 million dollars in federal funds to Second District colleges in two years and nearly 2.5 million to Dubuque schools. He noted 97 percent of Iowa high school graduates rank in the top half of college tests, and 66,000 students face no more than 50 miles to a college. He warned rising costs and outlined loan and grant provisions for students and schools.

John C. Culver Dubuque County Culver Dubuque Iowa

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